Moz's Mark 5 Rebuild

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Moz

Member

• Sep 20, 2008

• #1

Started my rebuild for halloween. Taking a bit of a different route this year:

I am not going to do the whole suit this way, especially without any metal working equipment but instead mix it with fibreglass and matte board.

 

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Hackmandude12

Jr Member

• Sep 20, 2008

• #2

Dude thats amazing! Sigma will love this!

 

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chris deal artist

Jr Member

• Sep 20, 2008

• #3

Viper_Legends said:

Dude thats amazing! Sigma will love this!

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this looks amazing! cant wait to see how you get rid of the uber sharp edges. when you walk, youll go 'clang clang..' great looking stuff.
---chris

 

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tlither

Well-Known Member

• Sep 20, 2008

• #4

Very nice Moz. Can't wait to see how this all comes out for you. Good luck.

 

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Loess

Well-Known Member

• Sep 20, 2008

• #5

I like! How much of the suit are you planing on doing with steel?

 

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Bloodl3tt3r

Well-Known Member

• Sep 20, 2008

• #6

Loess said:

I like! How much of the suit are you planing on doing with steel?

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hopefully not so much that he collapses under the weight, lol

 

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Spartan 161

Member

• Sep 21, 2008

• #7

Looking good Moz. If you need any hints or help drop me a PM. I have some knowledge of metal and alternative materials work under my belt.

 

rundown

Sr Member

European Regiment

• Sep 21, 2008

• #8

cant wait to see more of this

 

S1l3nt V1p3r

Sr Member

• Sep 21, 2008

• #9

This... Is... innovative!

Just keep it up, looks like you got the hang of this!

 

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dung0beetle

Well-Known Member

• Sep 21, 2008

• #10

Steel armor weathering mini tutorial:

Step 1. Paint all nice and purdy.

Step 2. Toss it out your car window while doing 70 on the interstate.

Step 3. Turn around and pick it up.

Step 4. Done!

or...

Step 1. Paint all nice and purdy.

Step 2. Put it in the clothes dryer along with some rocks from the driveway/yard etc.

Step 3. Turn on the dryer for a full cycle

Step 4. Done!















...if sarcasm was not identified in this post, I humbly apologize.

 

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Bloodl3tt3r

Well-Known Member

• Sep 22, 2008

• #11

dungbeetle said:

Steel armor weathering mini tutorial:

Step 1. Paint all nice and purdy.

Step 2. Toss it out your car window while doing 70 on the interstate.

Step 3. Turn around and pick it up.

Step 4. Done!

or...

Step 1. Paint all nice and purdy.

Step 2. Put it in the clothes dryer along with some rocks from the driveway/yard etc.

Step 3. Turn on the dryer for a full cycle

Step 4. Done!
...if sarcasm was not identified in this post, I humbly apologize.

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Or...

Step 1. Paint all nice and purdy.

Step 2. Buy an assault weapon.

Step 3. Spray and pray

Step 4. Done!

 

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Fenix Chief

Member

• Sep 22, 2008

• #12

Thats Amazing Moz!

 

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Loess

Well-Known Member

• Sep 22, 2008

• #13

Bloodl3tt3r said:

Or...

Step 1. Paint all nice and purdy.

Step 2. Buy an assault weapon.

Step 3. Spray and pray

Step 4. Done!

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If I ever finish my H1 marine, that's how I'm weathering it. Get it painted all purdy, then a couple hits from a shotgun with #1 buckshot.

 

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Moz

Member

• Sep 27, 2008

• #14

Working at a snail pace.

 

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Sigma LS

Sr Member

• Sep 27, 2008

• #15

You rock Moz! I'll be watching this thread closely.

 

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boryenko

Member

• Sep 30, 2008

• #16

I made one of your Mark V Pep helmets before and scaled it too big, now I'm remaking a new one, hopefully with the right scale.

Nice work with that metal!

 

rundown

Sr Member

European Regiment

• Oct 1, 2008

• #17

hey if you neerd a HD helmet file, i made one^^

 

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QuikJake

New Member

• Oct 8, 2008

• #18

awesome

 

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Moz

Member

• Oct 17, 2008

• #19

I have more work done but don't have a camera at the moment besides my mac book.

I am rebuilding the whole suit besides the cod piece and backpack from scratch. None of the new parts are pepakura now (going the mattenboard fibreglass method)

 

GarzakAzur

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

• Oct 18, 2008

• #20

This is a awesome job Moz, I really love the helmet.

Pat